Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-06

CHEsTERvILLE Our Correspondent rites,
April 4: Mrs. o. c Sewall and daughter
Mrs. Hawes, have returned to the old home
stead where they will remain through the
summer. :. b. Phllbrick, who has been
occupying the place, will soon move to Will
ton where he will occupy his owl residence.
Charles f. Norcross is quite sick. IL is
thought his Illness was brought on bv over
work Chester rhurston is at home. He is
rayidly recovering from the injuries received
In the Umbagog Pulp Mill at Livermore.
KENNEBEo
BRANCH MILLs.-Our correspondent writes
April 4: The funeral services of Mrs. Mary
j. Spllier were held at the residence of Mrs
Serviah Worthing the % ut, attended by
Kew. Mr.. Thacher of Augusta. Mrs Spiller,
formerly resident of Palermo. died suddenly,
after an Illness of one hour, at the home OF
her daughter Mrs. Dow. in BROOKLYN, n Y.
Mrs. Dow and her sister frankie accompan-
led her remains.-Everet f. Worthing and
Miss Neddo came to visit MIR. and Mrs. Will
lard Small When Mr. and
Mrs. Worthng return to
their home, they will b. attended by the
hearty congratulations of their friends, and
leave pleasant memory of bridal reception
held last Thursday evening at their friend
Small's house Mrs. J. r. b. Dinsmore has
gone to Boston to visi, her parents, also to
order her summer stock of millinery.-Mrs
Emma Young of Hsllowell has been spending
the past month with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Cole in this place.-After all the big snow
storms of the winter, the storm of Apr. 2
capped the climax, being the most clustering
storm we have known for years. The roads
were full of snow before; now they are
rendered perfectly impossible.
PENoBsCor.
ETNA.-Our correspondent writes April 2 {:
AT the school meeting in District No. 3, March
26, j. A. Sanborn was elected agent.-C. L.
+. Howe instituted lodge of Good Templars
at Locke's Hall, March 26, with thirty-two
charter members. The following officers
were installed VIM. r. Locke, c. T. Mrs.
l.. M. Gordon, V. T.; Lizzie NJ. Friend,
Sec ; Alice NJ Walker, a. 5. Mrs. 4. NJ.
Friend, Treas. S. j. Locke, +. S. Alice L.
Friend, NJ; w. II. Graves, ID NJ; Ralph
Whitney, o. G.. Blsnch c. Shaw, |. G. {:
Mrs. Daisy b. Locke, Chap Lille Gordon,
r. II. s.; BERTHE Mosley, l.. II. s.; j. W.
Sylvester, p. w. c. T.. Joseph w. Sylves-
ter, ID G We T. This lodge will meet
Monday evenings.-P. f. Dwelly has re-
ceived legacy of $1,000.
WALDO.
LIBERTY.-Our correspondent writes April
4 miss Carrie Clough will return to her
school in Merrimac, Mass, the first of the
week.-Lieut Everad f. Hatch. who has
been passing the winter in this village has
regained his health and lett last week to re-
join his regiment stationed at Fort Hayes,
Kansas John Sherman has returned home
after years sojourn in Rhode Island
George Cram has bought the Jones property
opposite his fathers, and will occupy il as
soon needed improvements can be made
on the buildngs.-Andrew }. Dunton is clos
ing out his business here and will start with
his family for Los Angeles, Cal, about NAV
1st.--The young peoples entertainment, Civ
en- on the evening of April lst, in aid of the
church, passed of very pleasantly, and was,
financially, quite successful. The parts were
all so well performed that spectators must
have retired from the hall impressed with the
degree of dramatic talent that exists among
the young amateurs of this place which only
waits for further developement and broader
fields for ventilation. Winter still fingers in
the clap Of spring" Fortunate for winter
that springs lap is so capacious. At this
writing its expansive ability is being tested
by regular Manitoba blizzard. The most
furious snow storm Of the winter. There is
good prospect of fair sleighing for the greater
part of April.
USITY.-Our correspondent writes April 4
Quite party left here for Montana, Monday
Among the number were B. B. Cook, Ralph
Berry, Albert Bacon, s Webster. J. s. Cook
W. F. Works, Z. A. Vickery, Mr. and Mrs.
Smith and son, G.. NJ. Murch, w. Murch,
Herbert Merrill and w. B. Rice. Messrs
Cook. Berry and Vickery own ranches in
Montana Adam w. Myrick & Son are run
ming q frst-class carriage and repair shop,
and are very moderate in their prices. They
also have in connection fine assortment OF
coffins and caskets.-pr. Craig has been con-
fined to his house for a few days B. X
Hunt has at his stock tarm 27 horses, which
he has wintered. Two stsllions, Startle and
Bay Rolfe, are highly spoken of in the vicin-
ity where their stock is being raised. Bay
Rolfe is one OF the fastest steppers in the
county. 1t is said that he can show a 2 30
gait. Mr.. Hunt has q steel gray mare, I
years old. by Gideon, which he purchased for
breeder. She is handsome stopper. open
gated, and in no doubt one Of the best brood
mares 10 this section Of the State.
Enjoy Life.